治肺中风者。其人偃卧而胸满短气。冒闷。汗出者。肺风之证。视目下鼻上两边。下行
至口。色白者。尚可治。
肺俞急灸百壮。服续命汤。小儿减之。
诗曰∶肺气喘促满胸堂。偃卧 燥异常。口鼻之间须要白。寻衣肺坏色忧黄。
资生经。王氏云。若急黄者。此为肺已伤。化为血。不可复治。若为急风邪所中。便迷
漠恍
惚。妄言狂语。或少气 。不能复言。若不求师即治。宿夕而死。即觉。便灸肺俞及膈俞
肝俞数十壮。急服续命汤可救。若涎唾出不收者。即灸当立与汤也。诸阳受风亦恍惚妄言
与肺病相似。然若缓。可经久而死。
治肝中风者。其人但踞坐。不得低头。绕两目。连额上色微有青者。肝风之证。若唇
色青面黄尚可治。
肝俞急灸百壮。服续命汤。
诗曰∶肝家踞恕不低头。左胁偏疼筋急搜。额目唇青为可疗。目黄目白使人愁。
治心中风者。其人但得偃卧。不得倾侧。闷乱冒绝汗出者。心风之证。若唇正赤。尚可
治。
心俞急灸百壮。服续命汤。
诗曰∶心风偃卧热而喑。唇赤其身有汗青。白黑青黄唇上见。停停时悚扁医惊。
治脾中风者。其人但踞坐而腹满身通黄。吐咸汗出者尚可治。
脾俞急灸百壮。服续命汤。
诗曰∶脾中风兮肌肉 。踞而腹满吐咸酸。唇并肢体通黄疾。手足眸青疗已难。
治肾中风者。其人踞坐而腰痛。视胁左右。现有黄色。如饼粢大者尚可治。
肾俞急灸百壮。服续命汤。
诗曰∶肾中踞而腰脊痛。面浮耳黑贼风生。胁无黄迹能痊愈。直发泥容旦暮倾。
治胃中风者。腹满填胀。隔塞不通。张口喘息。额上多汗。孙地仙所谓新食竟取为胃气
是也
或曰。风中诸脏。不关诸府。是亦一说。然胃为水谷之海。五脏皆取气于胃。故并存之。
胃俞急灸百壮。服续命汤。
诗曰∶胃病根源饮食来。抬肩喘息气难开。口张额汗腹中满。浮诊双开脉大哉。
治大肠中风者。卧而肠鸣不止。
大肠俞灸百壮。可服续命汤。
治中风眼戴上。及不能语者。
第二椎上。及第五椎上。灸各十壮。齐下火柱如半枣核大。立瘥。
治中风半身不遂。资生经云。黄帝问于岐伯曰。中风半身不遂。如何灸。答曰。凡人未
中风
一两月前。或三五月前。非时足胫上忽酸重顽痹。良久方解。此将中风之候。急灸三里绝
骨四处三壮。后用葱薄荷桃柳叶煎汤淋洗。以驱逐风气于疮口出。灸疮。春较秋灸。秋较春
灸。常令两脚有疮为妙。
治饮食不节。酒色过度。忽中风言语謇涩。半身不遂。宜七处齐下火。各三壮。风在左
灸右。右灸左。
穴百会 耳前发际 肩井 风市 三里 绝骨 曲池七穴神效。不能具录。根据法灸。无
不愈。
治风中府。手足不随。其状觉手足或麻或痛。良久乃已。此将中府之候。病左灸右。病
右灸左。因循失灸者废。灸疮。春较秋灸。秋较春灸。取尽风气集效。
穴百会 曲鬓（一作发际） 肩 曲池 风市 足三里 绝骨。
治风中藏。气塞涎上不语极危者。下火立效。其状。觉心中愦乱。神思不怡。或手足麻
此
将中藏之候。不问风与气。但根据次自上及下各灸五壮。日别灸随年壮。凡遇春秋。常灸以泄
风气。素有风人。可保无虞。此能灸暴卒。
穴百会 风池 大椎 肩井 曲池 间使 足三里
集效方云。治风莫如续命防风排风汤之类。此可扶助疾病。若救危急。必火艾为良。此
论亦当。
资生经云。范子默自壬午年五月间。口眼 斜。灸听会等三穴即正。右手足麻无力。灸
百会
发际等七穴得愈。癸未年八月间。气塞涎上。不能语。金虎丹加腻粉服至四丸半。气不通。
涎不下。药从鼻中出。魂魄飞扬。如坠江湖。中顷欲绝。灸百会风池等左右共十二穴。气遂
通。吐几一碗许。继又下十余行。伏枕半月余遂平。尔后。不觉意思少异于常。心中愦乱。
即便灸百会风池等穴立效。
本事方云。十二穴者。谓听会。颊车。地仓。百会。肩 。曲池。风市。足三里。绝骨
发际。大椎。风池也。根据而用之立效。
凡气塞涎上不能语。心中风候也。巢氏病源常论之。古方虽谓但得偃卧闷绝汗出者。心
中风
之候。恐未尽也。范公灸得气通。盖灸百会之力。其吐几一碗。下十行者。岂服金虎丹加腻
粉所致耶。
治大患风者。先补后泻。少可患。以经取之。 穴风池
治中风支满。短气不食。食不消。吐血。目不明。闭塞。穴肝俞
治偏枯不能行。大风暴不知人。卧惊。视如见星。 穴阴跷
治卒中风不识人。 穴临泣
治风面浮肿颜黑。厥气上冲。腹胀。大便下重 惊。膝股 肿转筋。目眩头痛。穴解溪
治中风善恐。悲笑不休。手痹。 穴劳宫
治中风肘挛。实则心暴痛。虚则心烦惕惕。头风耳后痛烦心。足不收失履。口眼 僻。
头项 痛。牙车急。 穴内关 完骨
治心中风。语悲泣。 穴心俞
治风痫中风。角弓反张。或多哭言。发觉不自觉。或满口吐沫。心惊。烦健忘。 穴百
会
治狂易大风。 穴昆仑
治风 腿脚不随。灸巨虚上廉二穴。各灸三壮。
治大风默默不知所痛。视如见星。 穴照海
治大风默默不知所痛。悲伤不药。 穴天井
治青风心风。 穴百会
治偏风热风。 穴肩
治肝风占喉。其口不能言。 穴鼻下人中大椎 肝俞灸五十壮。余处随年壮（眼暗人
灸之得明。二三百壮良）。
治心风寒。穴心俞。灸各五十壮。
治心风。穴心俞两边各一寸二分。灸各五七壮。
治心风。食胀满。食不消化。吐血酸痛。四肢羸露。不欲食饮。鼻血。目视KT KT 不明。
肩头胁下痛。小便急。穴肝俞二穴。灸二三百壮。瘥即止。一云灸心俞。
治卒中恶风心闷烦毒欲死。 穴足大指下横文。急灸随年壮立愈。
内踝筋急不能行者。 内踝上。急灸四十壮。
外踝筋急不能行者。 外踝上。急灸三十壮。立愈。
眼戴精上插。 目两 后。灸二七壮。
不能语。 第三椎上。灸百壮。
不识人。 季肋头。灸七壮。
眼反口噤。腹中切痛。 阴囊下第一横理。灸十四壮。灸卒死。亦良。
治大风卒风。缓急诸风。卒发动不自觉知。或心腹胀满。或半身不遂。或口噤不言。涎
唾自
出。目闭耳聋。或举身冷直。或烦闷恍惚。喜怒无节。或唇青口白。戴眼。角弓反张。始觉
发动。 穴神庭灸七壮 次曲差 次上关 次下关 次颊车 次廉泉
次囟会 次百会 次本神 次天柱 次陶道 次风门 次心俞 次肝俞 次肾俞 次膀胱俞
次曲池 次肩 次支沟 次合谷 次间使 次阳陵泉 次阳辅 次昆仑（以上各七壮）。
治风。 穴上星灸二百壮。前项二百四十壮。百会二百壮。脑户风府各三百壮。
治百种风。 脑后项大椎平处。两箱量二寸三分。须取病患指寸量两箱。各灸百壮。得
瘥。
治风耳鸣。从耳后量八分半里许有孔。灸一切风得瘥。狂者亦瘥。两耳门前后各百壮。
治卒病恶风欲死。不能语。及肉痹不知人。 第五椎名曰藏俞。灸百五十壮。三百壮便
愈。
治风。腹中雷鸣。肠 泄利。食不消化。小腹绞痛。腰脊疼僵。或大小便难。不能饮食
穴大肠俞。灸百壮。三日一报。
治风。 穴液门灸五十壮。
治风。身重心烦。足胫疼。 穴绝骨。灸百壮。
治恶风邪气泣出。喜妄。 穴百会 天府 曲池 列缺
治风入腹中。 穴涌泉
治耳中风生。 穴商阳
治大风目痛。及目外 疼。 穴临泣
治面黑湿风。 穴关冲
治风。从头至足。面目赤。 穴解溪
治风寒热。 穴液门
治手中风热 穴内关
治头身风热。 穴间使
治风。身寒。 穴后溪
治胸中寒如风。壮及治。头眩两颊痛。 穴侠溪
治肺寒。穴肺俞。灸百壮。
治肾寒。穴肾俞。灸百壮。
治大风逆气多寒。 穴大横
王氏云。乡里有人。忽觉心腹中热甚急。投药铺说其状。铺家以为此中风之候。与治风
药而
风不作。予中心藏之。至夷陵。见一太守。中夏忽患热甚。不免以水洒地。设簟卧其上。令
人扇之。次日忽中风。数日而殂。人皆咎其卧冰簟而用扇也。暨到澧阳。见一老妇人。夏中
亦患热。夜卧厅上。次日中风。遇其子预合得小续命汤服。更召医调理。数日愈。始知人之
中风。心腹中多大热而后作。而小续命汤。不可不服也。王令患风。医以青州白丸子。排风
汤。续命汤。四物汤。黄 建中汤。术附汤。嘉禾散。合为一处。同和分数服。每服水一碗
枣三枚。生姜五片。同煎至七分。去滓温服。自后与人服皆效。周户传三汤四散子。用四
君子。排风。续命汤。嘉禾急风正气匀气散。一切风疾。无不瘥。又云。凡中风用续命排风
等汤。神精丹茵芋酒更加灸必愈。
治热风。两乳头各灸一七壮。足外踝后一寸。各灸三壮。顶中旋毛灸一七壮。
治风。头耳后痛烦心。及足不收失履。口 僻。头项摇 痛。牙车急。 穴完骨。
治风身热。 穴后溪
治风。十指筋挛不行屈伸。 两手踝骨上。各灸一七壮。
治大风。单服炼成松脂癞风药。服半月后。 两腰眼各灸七壮。
治中风。手足不随。 穴百会 肩 听会 曲池 三里 悬钟 风市等七穴。左治右
右治左。以取尽风气轻安为度。
治绕踝风。 刺曲池二穴。如绕外踝痛。兼刺丝络二穴。如绕内踝痛。兼刺大都二穴。
针入三分。如 前痛。兼刺行间二穴。针入六分
治疗肺中风的方法。患者仰卧时胸部胀满、呼吸短促，头昏闷，出汗，这是肺风的证候。观察眼下至鼻旁两侧，向下延伸至口部的区域，若颜色发白，尚可治疗。
立即在肺俞穴艾灸一百壮，服用续命汤。小儿用量减半。
诗云：肺中风导致气喘急促、胸部胀满，仰卧时烦躁异常。口鼻之间肤色应当保持白色，若出现寻衣摸床且面色发黄，则预示肺脏败坏，令人担忧。
《资生经》记载，王氏说：如果是急黄症，说明肺已受损，化为瘀血，无法再治。若是被急性的风邪所中，便会神志昏迷恍惚，胡言乱语，或者气短不能说话。如果不请医生及时救治，早晚就会死亡。一旦察觉，应立即灸肺俞、膈俞、肝俞等穴位各数十壮，并紧急服用续命汤以挽救。如果涎唾流出无法收回，应立即施灸并给药。其他阳经受风也会出现神志恍惚、胡言乱语，与肺病相似，但病情较缓，可经久不愈而死。
治疗肝中风的方法。患者只能蹲坐，不能低头，两眼周围及额头肤色微带青色，这是肝风的证候。若嘴唇色青、面色黄，尚可治疗。
立即在肝俞穴艾灸一百壮，服用续命汤。
诗云：肝中风者蹲坐不安，不能低头，左胁偏痛，筋脉拘急。额头、眼睛、嘴唇发青是可以治疗的；若眼睛发黄或发白，则令人忧愁难治。
治疗心中风的方法。患者只能仰卧，不能侧身，胸闷烦乱，昏厥，出冷汗，这是心风的证候。若嘴唇正红，尚可治疗。
立即在心俞穴艾灸一百壮，服用续命汤。
诗云：心中风表现为仰卧、发热且失音，嘴唇赤红，身体有汗。若唇上见青、白、黑、黄等色，需时刻警惕，令医者惊恐。
治疗脾中风的方法。患者只能蹲坐，腹部胀满，全身发黄，吐出咸味汗水，尚可治疗。
立即在脾俞穴艾灸一百壮，服用续命汤。
诗云：脾中风肌肉松弛无力，蹲坐且腹部胀满，吐出咸酸之物。嘴唇和肢体均发黄，手足指甲发青，则难以治疗。
治疗肾中风的方法。患者蹲坐且腰痛，观察胁部左右，若现黄色斑块，大小如饼状，尚可治疗。
立即在肾俞穴艾灸一百壮，服用续命汤。
诗云：肾中风蹲坐且腰脊疼痛，面部浮肿，耳廓发黑，贼风内生。若胁部无黄色痕迹能痊愈；若直接发作，泥人般瘫倒，早晚即倾覆死亡。
治疗胃中风的方法。腹部胀满堵塞，气机不通，张口喘息，额头上多汗。孙地仙所谓“新食竟取为胃气”即是此意。
有人说：风邪侵犯五脏，不涉及六腑，这也是一种说法。然而胃是水谷之海，五脏都依赖胃气，所以一并论述。
立即在胃俞穴艾灸一百壮，服用续命汤。
诗云：胃病根源在于饮食，抬肩喘息，气难通畅。口张、额头出汗、腹部胀满，浮取双侧脉搏盛大。
治疗大肠中风的方法。卧位时肠鸣不止。
在大肠俞穴艾灸一百壮，可服用续命汤。
治疗中风导致眼睑下垂（眼戴）及不能言语的。
在第一胸椎上及第五胸椎上，各艾灸十壮，齐下火柱，大小如半颗枣核，立即可愈。
治疗中风半身不遂。《资生经》记载：黄帝问岐伯：中风半身不遂，如何艾灸？岐伯回答：凡人在中风前一两个月，或三五月前，非正常时节足胫部忽然感到酸重、麻木痹痛，很久才能缓解，这是即将中风的征兆。应立即灸足三里、绝骨四处，每处三壮。之后用葱、薄荷、桃叶、柳叶煎汤淋洗，以驱除风气从疮口排出。关于灸疮，春季灸比秋季好，秋季灸比春季好，常使双脚留有灸疮为佳。
治疗因饮食不节、酒色过度，突然中风导致言语謇涩、半身不遂的。宜在七处同时下火，每处三壮。风邪在左侧灸右侧，在右侧灸左侧。
穴位包括：百会、耳前发际、肩井、风市、三里、绝骨、曲池。这七个穴位疗效神奇，无法全部记录。根据方法施灸，无不痊愈。
治疗风中于府（外中风），手足不能随意活动。症状感觉手足或麻木或疼痛，很久才缓解，这是将中风入府的征兆。病在左侧灸右侧，病在右侧灸左侧。因循延误未灸者会导致残疾。关于灸疮，春季灸比秋季好，秋季灸比春季好，取尽风气，集效方认为有效。
穴位：百会、曲鬓（一作发际）、肩、曲池、风市、足三里、绝骨。
治疗风中于藏（内中风），气塞、痰涎上涌、不能言语，极危重的情况。下火立效。症状感觉心中烦乱，神思不悦，或手足麻木，这是将中风入藏的征兆。不问是风还是气，只按次序从上到下各灸五壮，每天另灸随年壮（即年龄数）。每逢春秋季节，常灸以泄风气。素有风疾的人，可保无虞。此法能救治暴卒。
穴位：百会、风池、大椎、肩井、曲池、间使、足三里。
《集效方》说：治疗风邪莫过于续命汤、防风排风汤之类，这些可以扶助正气抵御疾病。若要急救危急，必须用火艾为好。这一论点也是恰当的。
《资生经》记载：范子默自壬午年五月间，口眼歪斜，灸听会等三个穴位即恢复端正。右手足麻木无力，灸百会、发际等七个穴位得以痊愈。癸未年八月间，气塞痰上涌，不能言语，服用金虎丹加腻粉至四丸半，气不通，痰不下，药从鼻中流出，魂魄飞扬，如坠江湖，片刻间几乎断气。灸百会、风池等左右共十二个穴位，气遂通，吐出一碗左右的痰，随后又腹泻十余次，伏枕半月余才平复。此后，不觉意识稍异于常人，心中烦乱，便立即灸百会、风池等穴位，立竿见影。
《本事方》说：十二穴是指：听会、颊车、地仓、百会、肩井、曲池、风市、足三里、绝骨、发际、大椎、风池。按照使用，立竿见影。
凡是气塞痰上涌不能言语，是心中风的征候。巢元方的《诸病源候论》常有论述。古方虽说只有仰卧、胸闷昏厥、出汗的是心中风征候，恐怕并不全面。范公灸得气通，大概是灸百会的功效。其吐出一碗痰，腹泻十多次，难道是服用金虎丹加腻粉所致吗？
治疗大病风邪的。先补后泻，稍可患病，以经络取穴。穴位：风池。
治疗中风支满、短气、不思饮食、食不消化、吐血、目不明、闭塞。穴位：肝俞。
治疗偏枯不能行走，大风暴不知人，卧惊，视物如见星星。穴位：阴跷。
治疗卒然中风不识人。穴位：临泣。
治疗风邪致面部浮肿颜黑，厥气上冲，腹胀，大便下重，惊悸，膝股肿胀转筋，目眩头痛。穴位：解溪。
治疗中风善恐，悲笑不休，手痹。穴位：劳宫。
治疗中风肘挛，实证则心暴痛，虚则心烦惕惕，头风耳后痛烦心，足不收失履，口眼歪斜，头项强痛，牙关紧急。穴位：内关、完骨。
治疗心中风，语悲泣。穴位：心俞。
治疗风痫中风，角弓反张，或多哭言，发觉不自觉，或满口吐沫，心惊，烦健忘。穴位：百会。
治疗狂易大风。穴位：昆仑。
治疗风邪致腿脚不随。灸巨虚上廉二穴，各灸三壮。
治疗大风默默不知所痛，视物如见星星。穴位：照海。
治疗大风默默不知所痛，悲伤不药。穴位：天井。
治疗青风心风。穴位：百会。
治疗偏风热风。穴位：肩井。
治疗肝风占喉，口不能言。穴位：鼻下人中、大椎、肝俞，灸五十壮，其余部位随年壮（眼暗之人灸之可得明，二三百壮为宜）。
治疗心风寒。穴位：心俞，灸各五十壮。
治疗心风。穴位：心俞两边各一寸二分，灸各五七壮。
治疗心风，食胀满，食不消化，吐血酸痛，四肢羸露，不欲食饮，鼻血，目视模糊不明，肩头胁下痛，小便急。穴位：肝俞二穴，灸二三百壮，病愈即止。一说灸心俞。
治疗卒中恶风，心闷烦毒欲死。穴位：足大指下横纹，急灸随年壮，立愈。
内踝筋急不能行走的。在内踝上，急灸四十壮。
外踝筋急不能行走的。在外踝上，急灸三十壮，立愈。
眼睑下垂精光上插的。在目两眦后，灸十四壮。
不能言语的。在第三椎上，灸百壮。
不识人的。在季肋头，灸七壮。
眼反口噤，腹中切痛。在阴囊下第一横纹，灸十四壮。灸卒死，也良效。
治疗大风卒风，缓急诸风，卒然发作不自觉知，或心腹胀满，或半身不遂，或口噤不言，涎唾自出，目闭耳聋，或举身冷直，或烦闷恍惚，喜怒无节，或唇青口白，戴眼，角弓反张。始觉发动。穴位：神庭灸七壮，次曲差，次上关，次下关，次颊车，次廉泉，次囟会，次百会，次本神，次天柱，次陶道，次风门，次心俞，次肝俞，次肾俞，次膀胱俞，次曲池，次肩井，次支沟，次合谷，次间使，次阳陵泉，次阳辅，次昆仑（以上各七壮）。
治疗风邪。穴位：上星灸二百壮，前项二百四十壮，百会二百壮，脑户、风府各三百壮。
治疗百种风。脑后项大椎平处，两旁量二寸三分，须取病患手指寸量两旁，各灸百壮，得愈。
治疗风邪耳鸣。从耳后量八分半里许有孔，灸一切风得愈，狂者亦愈。两耳门前后各百壮。
治疗卒病恶风欲死，不能言语，及肉痹不知人。第五椎名曰藏俞，灸百五十壮，三百壮便愈。
治疗风邪。腹中雷鸣，肠泄利，食不消化，小腹绞痛，腰脊疼僵，或大小便难，不能饮食。穴位：大肠俞，灸百壮，三日一报（重复灸）。
治疗风邪。穴位：液门，灸五十壮。
治疗风邪。身重心烦，足胫疼。穴位：绝骨，灸百壮。
治疗恶风邪气泣出，喜妄。穴位：百会、天府、曲池、列缺。
治疗风入腹中。穴位：涌泉。
治疗耳中风生。穴位：商阳。
治疗大风目痛，及目外眦疼。穴位：临泣。
治疗面黑湿风。穴位：关冲。
治疗风邪。从头至足，面目赤。穴位：解溪。
治疗风寒热。穴位：液门。
治疗手中风热。穴位：内关。
治疗头身风热。穴位：间使。
治疗风邪。身寒。穴位：后溪。
治疗胸中寒如风，壮热及治，头眩两颊痛。穴位：侠溪。
治疗肺寒。穴位：肺俞，灸百壮。
治疗肾寒。穴位：肾俞，灸百壮。
治疗大风逆气多寒。穴位：大横。
王氏说：乡里有个人，忽然觉得心腹中热甚急，去药铺描述症状，药铺认为是中风征候，给予治风药而风不作。我把这事藏在心里。到了夷陵，见一位太守，盛夏忽然患热甚，不免用水洒地，设竹席卧其上，让人扇风。次日忽中风，数日而亡。人都责怪他卧冰席用扇。等到澧阳，见一老妇人，夏中也患热，夜卧厅上，次日中风，遇其子预先配好小续命汤服用，更召医调理，数日愈。始知人之中风，心腹中多大热而后发作，而小续命汤不可不服。王令患风，医以青州白丸子、排风汤、续命汤、四物汤、黄芪建中汤、术附汤、嘉禾散，合为一处，同和分数服。每服水一碗，枣三枚，生姜五片，同煎至七分，去滓温服。自后与人服皆效。周户传三汤四散子，用四君子、排风、续命汤、嘉禾急风正气匀气散，一切风疾，无不愈。又说：凡中风用续命、排风等汤，神精丹、茵芋酒更加灸必愈。
治疗热风。两乳头各灸一七壮，足外踝后一寸，各灸三壮。顶中旋毛灸一七壮。
治疗风邪。头耳后痛烦心，及足不收失履，口眼歪斜，头项摇动痛，牙关紧急。穴位：完骨。
治疗风邪身热。穴位：后溪。
治疗风邪。十指筋挛不行屈伸。两手踝骨上，各灸一七壮。
治疗大风。单服炼成松脂癞风药，服半月后，两腰眼各灸七壮。
治疗中风，手足不随。穴位：百会、肩井、听会、曲池、三里、悬钟、风市等七穴，左治右，右治左，以取尽风气轻安为度。
治疗绕踝风。刺曲池二穴，如绕外踝痛，兼刺丝络二穴；如绕内踝痛，兼刺大都二穴。针入三分。如膝前痛，兼刺行间二穴，针入六分。
Treatment for Lung Wind-Stroke. The patient lies supine with chest fullness and shortness of breath, dizziness and stuffiness, and sweating; this is the syndrome of Lung Wind. Observe the area from both sides below the eyes and above the nose, extending down to the mouth; if the color is white, it is still treatable.
Immediately moxa Baihuang (BL13, Lung Shu) 100 cones, and administer Xuming Tang (Cure All Decoction). Reduce the dose for children.
The poem says: Lung wind-stroke causes panting, rapid breathing, and chest fullness; lying supine brings abnormal dryness and irritability. The area between the mouth and nose must be white; seeking clothes and a yellowish complexion indicate lung deterioration, causing worry.
*Zisheng Jing* records that Master Wang said: If it is acute jaundice, this indicates the lung is already damaged and transformed into blood, which cannot be treated again. If struck by acute wind-pathogen, one will become confused and hallucinating, speaking nonsense, or have shortness of breath and inability to speak. If not treated promptly by a physician, death will occur within a day or night. Once noticed, immediately moxa Baihuang (BL13), Geshu (BL17), and Ganshu (BL18) dozens of cones each, and urgently administer Xuming Tang (Cure All Decoction) to save the patient. If saliva and phlegm flow out uncontrollably, apply moxibustion immediately and provide medicine. Other Yang meridians affected by wind also present with confusion and hallucinations, similar to lung disease, but the course is slower, leading to death after a long period.
Treatment for Liver Wind-Stroke. The patient can only sit in a squatting position and cannot lower the head; the skin around both eyes and the forehead has a slight bluish tint; this is the syndrome of Liver Wind. If the lips are blue and the face is yellow, it is still treatable.
Immediately moxa Ganshu (BL18, Liver Shu) 100 cones, and administer Xuming Tang (Cure All Decoction).
The poem says: Liver wind-stroke involves squatting and inability to lower the head; pain on the left hypochondrium and tendon stiffness. Bluish forehead, eyes, and lips are treatable; yellow or white eyes cause sorrow.
Treatment for Heart Wind-Stroke. The patient can only lie supine and cannot turn to the side; chest oppression, confusion, fainting, and cold sweating occur; this is the syndrome of Heart Wind. If the lips are bright red, it is still treatable.
Immediately moxa Xinshu (BL15, Heart Shu) 100 cones, and administer Xuming Tang (Cure All Decoction).
The poem says: Heart wind-stroke presents with supine posture, fever, and aphonia; red lips and body sweat. Seeing green, white, black, or yellow on the lips requires constant vigilance, startling the physician.
Treatment for Spleen Wind-Stroke. The patient can only sit in a squatting position with abdominal fullness, generalized yellowing of the body, and vomiting of salty sweat; this is still treatable.
Immediately moxa Pishu (BL20, Spleen Shu) 100 cones, and administer Xuming Tang (Cure All Decoction).
The poem says: Spleen wind-stroke features muscle flaccidity, squatting posture, abdominal fullness, and vomiting of salty-sour substances. Yellow lips and limbs, along with bluish nails on hands and feet, are difficult to treat.
Treatment for Kidney Wind-Stroke. The patient squats and has lower back pain; observing the left and right hypochondriac regions, if yellow patches appear, large as a cake, it is still treatable.
Immediately moxa Shenshu (BL23, Kidney Shu) 100 cones, and administer Xuming Tang (Cure All Decoction).
The poem says: Kidney wind-stroke involves squatting and lumbar-spinal pain; facial edema and black ears indicate invasion by thief-wind. Absence of yellow traces on the hypochondrium allows recovery; direct onset leads to collapse like a clay figure, with death imminent.
Treatment for Stomach Wind-Stroke. Abdominal fullness and blockage, obstruction of qi mechanism, open-mouthed panting, and excessive sweating on the forehead. Sun Dixian referred to "taking new food as stomach qi" as meaning this.
Some say: Wind pathogens affect the Zang organs but not the Fu organs; this is one viewpoint. However, the Stomach is the sea of water and grain, and all five Zang organs derive qi from the Stomach; thus, they are discussed together.
Immediately moxa Weishu (BL21, Stomach Shu) 100 cones, and administer Xuming Tang (Cure All Decoction).
The poem says: Stomach disease originates from diet; raising shoulders and panting makes qi difficult to release. Open mouth, forehead sweat, abdominal fullness, and a large pulse upon superficial palpation of both wrists.
Treatment for Large Intestine Wind-Stroke. Borborygmus continues while lying down.
Moxa Dachangshu (BL25, Large Intestine Shu) 100 cones; Xuming Tang (Cure All Decoction) may be administered.
For wind-stroke causing ptosis (eyes fixed upward) and aphonia.
Moxa ten cones each at the level of the first thoracic vertebra and the fifth thoracic vertebra. Apply fire columns the size of half a jujube pit simultaneously; cure is immediate.
For wind-stroke causing hemiplegia. *Zisheng Jing* records: The Yellow Emperor asked Qibo: How to moxa for wind-stroke with hemiplegia? Qibo answered: One to two months, or three to five months before wind-stroke, during non-seasonal times, sudden soreness, heaviness, numbness, and bi-syndrome in the lower legs and shins, lasting a long time before resolving, are signs of impending wind-stroke. Immediately moxa Sanli (ST36) and Jiegu (GB39) at four locations, three cones each. Afterwards, wash with decoction of scallion, mint, peach leaves, and willow leaves to drive out wind-pathogen from the moxa sores. Regarding moxa sores, spring moxa is better than autumn, and autumn is better than spring; it is ideal to maintain moxa sores on both feet constantly.
For sudden wind-stroke with slurred speech and hemiplegia due to irregular diet and excess alcohol/sexual activity. Apply fire at seven locations simultaneously, three cones each. If wind is on the left, moxa the right; if on the right, moxa the left.
Acupoints: Baihui (GV20), hairline anterior to ears, Jianjing (GB21), Fengshi (GB31), Sanli (ST36), Jiegu (GB39), Quchi (LI11). These seven acupoints are highly effective; details cannot be fully recorded. Moxa according to method; no failure.
For wind invading the Fu organs, causing involuntary movement of hands and feet. Symptoms include numbness or pain in hands and feet, resolving after a long time; these are signs of wind entering the Fu. Disease on the left moxa the right; disease on the right moxa the left. Delaying moxa leads to disability. Regarding moxa sores, spring moxa is better than autumn, and autumn is better than spring; remove all wind-pathogen. *Jixiao Fang* considers this effective.
Acupoints: Baihui (GV20), Qubin (GB7, alternatively hairline), Jian (shoulder), Quchi (LI11), Fengshi (GB31), Zusanli (ST36), Jiegu (GB39).
For wind invading the Zang organs, with qi obstruction, rising phlegm, aphonia, and extreme danger. Fire application yields immediate effect. Symptoms include mental confusion and displeasure, or numbness in hands and feet; these are signs of wind entering the Zang. Regardless of whether it is wind or qi, moxa five cones each from top to bottom in sequence. Additionally, moxa one cone per year of age daily. During spring and autumn, frequently moxa to vent wind-pathogen. Those with chronic wind conditions can be protected. This method can treat sudden collapse.
Acupoints: Baihui (GV20), Fengchi (GB20), Dazhui (GV14), Jianjing (GB21), Quchi (LI11), Jiashi (PC5), Zusanli (ST36).
*Jixiao Fang* states: Nothing treats wind better than Xuming Tang (Cure All Decoction), Fangfeng Paifeng Tang (Saposhnikovia Wind-Expelling Decoction), etc., which support health against disease. For emergency rescue, moxa-moxibustion is best. This argument is appropriate.
*Zisheng Jing* records: Fan Zimo, in May of the Renwu year, had facial deviation; moxa Tinghui (GB2) and three other acupoints, and it corrected. Right hand and foot were numb and weak; moxa Baihui (GV20) and seven other acupoints including the hairline, and he recovered. In August of the Guiwei year, qi was obstructed with rising phlegm, unable to speak; took Jinhu Dan (Golden Tiger Pill) mixed with Nifen (Calomel) up to 4.5 pills. Qi did not pass, phlegm did not descend; medicine exited through the nose. Soul felt flying, as if falling into a lake; nearly died in an instant. Moxa Baihui (GV20) and Fengchi (GB20) and other acupoints, twelve in total on both sides; qi then passed, vomited about one bowl of phlegm, followed by more than ten bowel movements. Lying in bed for over half a month, he stabilized. Afterwards, his consciousness felt slightly different from usual; whenever mentally confused, he immediately moxa Baihui (GV20) and Fengchi (GB20) with immediate effect.
*Benshi Fang* states: The twelve acupoints refer to: Tinghui (GB2), Jiache (ST6), Dicang (ST4), Baihui (GV20), Jianjing (GB21), Quchi (LI11), Fengshi (GB31), Zusanli (ST36), Jiegu (GB39), hairline, Dazhui (GV14), Fengchi (GB20). Using them as such yields immediate effect.
Whenever qi is obstructed with rising phlegm and aphonia, it is a sign of Heart Wind. Chao Yuanfang's *Zhubing Yuanhou Lun* often discusses this. Ancient formulas state that only supine posture, chest oppression, fainting, and sweating are signs of Heart Wind, which is likely incomplete. Fan Gong achieved qi passage via moxa, likely due to the power of Baihui (GV20). His vomiting of one bowl of phlegm and ten bowel movements—was it caused by taking Jinhu Dan (Golden Tiger Pill) with Nifen (Calomel)?
For severe wind disease. Tonify first, then sedate; slightly treat the condition, selecting points by meridian. Acupoint: Fengchi (GB20).
For wind-stroke with hypochondriac fullness, shortness of breath, anorexia, indigestion, hematemesis, blurred vision, and obstruction. Acupoint: Ganshu (BL18).
For hemiplegia preventing walking, sudden storm-like unconsciousness, nocturnal fright, seeing stars when looking. Acupoint: Yinqiao (KI6).
For sudden wind-stroke with loss of recognition. Acupoint: Linqi (GB20 - Note: Context implies Gallbladder channel point near eye, likely referring to a specific point in ancient text context, often associated with GB14 or similar, but text says Linqi). *Correction based on standard texts*: Usually refers to Shanglinqi (GB15) or Xiaolinqi (GB16) or simply Linqi as a general term, but here listed as a single point. I will translate as Linqi.
For wind causing facial edema and dark complexion, rebellious qi rushing upward, abdominal distension, heavy sensation in defecation, palpitations, swelling and cramping of knees and thighs, vertigo, and headache. Acupoint: Jiexi (ST41).
For wind-stroke with excessive fear, continuous crying or laughing, and hand bi-syndrome. Acupoint: Laogong (PC8).
For wind-stroke causing elbow contracture; excess syndrome presents with sudden heart pain; deficiency syndrome presents with mental restlessness; headache and ear-posterior pain with heart vexation; foot inability to hold shoes; facial deviation; neck stiffness and pain; tight jaw. Acupoints: Neiguan (PC6), Wangu (GB12).
For Heart Wind with weeping speech. Acupoint: Xinshu (BL15).
For wind epilepsy and wind-stroke with opisthotonos, excessive crying/speaking, unawareness upon awakening, foaming at the mouth, heart fright, vexation, and forgetfulness. Acupoint: Baihui (GV20).
For mania and severe wind. Acupoint: Kunlun (BL60).
For wind causing leg and foot paralysis. Moxa Shangjuxu (ST37) two acupoints, three cones each.
For severe wind with silent ignorance of pain, seeing stars. Acupoint: Zhaohai (KI6).
For severe wind with silent ignorance of pain, sadness, and refusal of medication. Acupoint: Tianjing (SI10).
For Qing Wind and Heart Wind. Acupoint: Baihui (GV20).
For Pian Feng (Hemilateral Wind) and Re Wind. Acupoint: Jianjing (GB21).
For Liver Wind obstructing the throat, causing inability to speak. Acupoints: Zhongren (CV24, below nose), Dazhui (GV14), Ganshu (BL18); moxa 50 cones. Other areas moxa according to age (for blindness, moxa until vision improves, 200-300 cones is good).
For Heart Wind-Cold. Acupoint: Xinshu (BL15); moxa 50 cones each.
For Heart Wind. Acupoints: 1.2 cun lateral to Xinshu (BL15); moxa 5-7 cones each.
For Heart Wind with food bloating, indigestion, hematemesis, sour pain, emaciated limbs, anorexia, epistaxis, blurred vision, shoulder and hypochondriac pain, urgent urination. Acupoints: Ganshu (BL18) two acupoints; moxa 200-300 cones, stop when cured. Another source says moxa Xinshu (BL15).
For sudden attack of evil wind with chest oppression, vexation, toxicity, and desire to die. Acupoint: Transverse crease under the big toe; urgently moxa according to age, cure immediately.
For tight tendons at the medial malleolus preventing walking. Above the medial malleolus; urgently moxa 40 cones.
For tight tendons at the lateral malleolus preventing walking. Above the lateral malleolus; urgently moxa 30 cones, cure immediately.
For ptosis with eyes fixed upward. Behind the two canthi; moxa 14 cones.
For aphonia. Above the third thoracic vertebra; moxa 100 cones.
For loss of recognition. At the tip of the costal margin; moxa 7 cones.
For eye retraction, locked jaw, and severe abdominal pain. At the first transverse crease below the scrotum; moxa 14 cones. Also good for sudden death.
For severe wind, sudden wind, and various acute/chronic winds, sudden onset without awareness, or abdominal distension, or hemiplegia, or locked jaw and aphonia, spontaneous salivation, closed eyes and deafness, whole body cold and rigid, or vexation/confusion, uncontrolled emotions, or blue lips and white mouth, fixed eyes, opisthotonos. Upon initial onset. Acupoints: Shenting (GV24) moxa 7 cones; then Qucha (GV21); then Shangguan (ST7); then Xiaguan (ST7); then Jiache (ST6); then Lianquan (CV23); then Xinhui (GV22); then Baihui (GV20); then Benshen (GB13); then Tianzhu (BL10); then Daodao (GV13); then Fengmen (BL12); then Xinshu (BL15); then Ganshu (BL18); then Shenshu (BL23); then Pangguangshu (BL28); then Quchi (LI11); then Jianjing (GB21); then Zhigou (TE6); then Hegu (LI4); then Jiashi (PC5); then Yanglingquan (GB34); then Yangfu (GB38); then Kunlun (BL60) (All above moxa 7 cones each).
For wind. Acupoint: Shangxing (GV23) moxa 200 cones; previous items 240 cones; Baihui (GV20) 200 cones; Naohu (GV17) and Fengfu (GV16) 300 cones each.
For hundred types of wind. On the flat area of the greater cervical vertebra (Dazhui) at the back of the neck, measure 2.3 cun on both sides; use the patient's finger cun to measure both sides, moxa 100 cones each; cure obtained.
For wind-induced tinnitus. There is a hole approximately 0.85 cun posterior to the ear; moxa for all winds to achieve cure; madness also cured. Both Ear Gates (Ermen, TE21) front and back moxa 100 cones each.
For sudden illness with aversion to wind, desire to die, aphonia, and flesh bi-unconsciousness. The fifth thoracic vertebra is named Zangshu; moxa 150 cones, 300 cones for cure.
For wind. Borborygmus in abdomen, intestinal diarrhea, indigestion, severe lower abdominal colic, stiff lumbar spine, or difficulty in urination/defecation, inability to eat. Acupoint: Dachangshu (BL25); moxa 100 cones, repeat every three days.
For wind. Acupoint: Yemen (SJ2); moxa 50 cones.
For wind. Heavy body, mental vexation, shin pain. Acupoint: Jiegu (GB39); moxa 100 cones.
For aversion to wind, pathogenic qi, tearing, and delirium. Acupoints: Baihui (GV20), Tianfu (LU3), Quchi (LI11), Lieque (LU7).
For wind entering the abdomen. Acupoint: Yongquan (KI1).
For wind generating in the ear. Acupoint: Shangyang (LI1).
For severe wind eye pain and outer canthus pain. Acupoint: Linqi (GB20 - likely referring to a point near the eye, possibly Shanglinqi/Xiaolinqi contextually, but translated as Linqi).
For black-faced damp wind. Acupoint: Guanchong (TE1).
For wind. From head to foot, red face and eyes. Acupoint: Jiexi (ST41).
For wind-cold-heat. Acupoint: Yemen (SJ2).
For wind-heat in the hand. Acupoint: Neiguan (PC6).
For wind-heat in head and body. Acupoint: Jiashi (PC5).
For wind. Cold body. Acupoint: Houxi (SI3).
For cold in the chest like wind, high fever and treatment, vertigo, and bilateral cheek pain. Acupoint: Xiaxi (GB43).
For Lung cold. Acupoint: Feishu (BL13); moxa 100 cones.
For Kidney cold. Acupoint: Shenshu (BL23); moxa 100 cones.
For severe wind with rebellious qi and much cold. Acupoint: Daheng (SP15).
Master Wang said: A villager suddenly felt intense heat in the heart and abdomen, went to a pharmacy to describe symptoms; the pharmacist considered it a sign of wind-stroke and gave wind-treating medicine, but the wind did not manifest. I kept this in mind. Arriving in Yiling, I saw a prefect who suddenly suffered severe heat in midsummer, sprinkled water on the ground, lay on a bamboo mat, and had someone fan him. The next day he suddenly had wind-stroke and died in a few days. People blamed him for lying on the cool mat and using a fan. Arriving in Liyang, I saw an old woman who also suffered heat in summer, slept in the hall overnight, and had wind-stroke the next day. Her son had prepared Xiao Xuming Tang (Minor Cure All Decoction) for her to take, and summoned a doctor for further care; she recovered in a few days. Thus, I realized that wind-stroke in humans often follows internal heat in the heart and abdomen, and Xiao Xuming Tang (Minor Cure All Decoction) must be taken. When Magistrate Wang suffered from wind, the physician combined Qingzhou Baiwanzi (Qingzhou White Pills), Paifeng Tang (Wind-Expelling Decoction), Xuming Tang (Cure All Decoction), Siwu Tang (Four Substances Decoction), Huangqi Jianzhong Tang (Astragalus Middle-Building Decoction), Shufu Tang (Atractylodes and Aconite Decoction), and Jiahe San (Harmonizing Grain Powder), mixed them, and divided the dose. Each dose: one bowl of water, three jujubes, five slices of ginger, decocted to 70%, strained, and taken warm. Since then, it was effective for everyone. Zhou Huchuan transmitted Three Decoctions and Four Powders, using Sijunzi Tang (Four Gentlemen Decoction), Paifeng Tang (Wind-Expelling Decoction), Xuming Tang (Cure All Decoction), Jiahe Ji Feng Zhengqi Yunqi San (Harmonizing Grain, Urgent Wind, Upright Qi, and Regulating Qi Powder); all wind diseases were cured. He also said: For all wind-stroke, using Xuming Tang (Cure All Decoction), Paifeng Tang (Wind-Expelling Decoction), Shenjing Dan (Spirit Essence Pill), Yinyu Jiu (Ilex Wine), plus moxa guarantees cure.
For treating Re Wind. Moxa one seven-cone session (7 cones) on each nipple. Moxa three cones each at one cun posterior to the lateral malleolus. Moxa one seven-cone session on the whorl of hair on the vertex.
For wind. Head and ear-posterior pain with heart vexation, foot inability to hold shoes, facial deviation, head/neck shaking pain, tight jaw. Acupoint: Wangu (GB12).
For wind-body heat. Acupoint: Houxi (SI3).
For wind. Tendon contraction in ten fingers preventing flexion/extension. Moxa one seven-cone session (7 cones) each on the upper part of both ankle bones.
For severe wind. Taking refined pine resin for leprosy/wind medicine alone; after half a month of intake, moxa seven cones each on both waist eyes (kidney area).
For wind-stroke with involuntary hands and feet. Acupoints: Baihui (GV20), Jianjing (GB21), Tinghui (GB21), Quchi (LI11), Sanli (ST36), Xuanzhong (GB39), Fengshi (GB31) — seven acupoints. Treat left with right, right with left, until wind-pathogen is exhausted and lightness is achieved.
For peri-malleolar wind. Needle Quchi (LI11) two acupoints; if pain surrounds the lateral malleolus, additionally needle Siluo (EX-LE1) two acupoints; if pain surrounds the medial malleolus, additionally needle Dadu (SP2) two acupoints. Insert needle 0.3 cun. If pain is anterior to the knee, additionally needle Xingjian (LR2) two acupoints, insert 0.6 cun.